Book, Chapter

 1   II, 3 |    sorrows."~ But the best riches is poverty of desires; and
 2   II, 11| himself exceedingly on his riches. What, I ask, more graceful,
 3  III, 6 | THE CHRISTIAN ALONE RICH.~ Riches are then to be partaken
 4  III, 6 |   with the greatest of all riches. "Though a man, then, be
 5  III, 6 | the point of the tail. And riches, wriggling either in an
 6  III, 6 |    in the soul, then, that riches are. Let it, then, be granted
 7  III, 6 |  For righteousness is true riches; and the Word is more valuable
 8  III, 6 |  fields, but given by God--riches which cannot be taken away.
 9  III, 7 |   avouches, "that the true riches of the soul are a man's
10  III, 7 |     confers on us the true riches. Nor is the growing rich
11  III, 12|  says, "O the depth of the riches and the wisdom!" And by